Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-08-19

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Methodist .gkiscoph dskeh meet at
Portland:e 3Ist. -
Go to piitchards fekSeslets, pins, watches
and all kindf Of ffy, for his goods are
new and he sef Cheap;
SamueI Arendt and family accompanied by
Mamie Aarcn have gone 10 San francisco 10
make their future home.
| The time for the CONNIE u p.se
county fair has been changed uoui Ath
to the 9TH of September.
A sure road to fortune, to save your
money by buying any thing you need at J..
| Jaskuleks Bargain store.
There was small fire IN Portland this
week in which three buildings were burned
near the St. George hotel
John Steele has been awarded the contract
for carrying the mail from the post office to
the train for the next year.
The grand shuttle Of the higharmed, light
running Singer make other machine agents
| oiuCdi, tlSAiD-C anu Quahc.
Ex-mayor Carter Harrison, of Chicago,
was in Portland last week, en- route 10 Japan,
on tour around the world
Coy. Bartlett has issued a proclamation
declaring September 9th, admission day, a
legal holiday for California
In Iowa where the prohibition law is en-
forced, the jails are being emptied, and In
one county it is advertised to let.
Col. Lane is building up good business
for that reliable company-the North British
& Mercantile Insurance Company.
There are about four hundred feet vet to
be excavated in the big tunnel at Siskiyou,
which will take about two months.
J. II. Allen, the fisherman, furnishes fresh
fish to all who wish them in town every other
day. Try some they arc excellent.
Two valuable horses belonging to VIM.
Ray were struck by lightning and instantly
killed near Jacksonville last week
Miss Lucy Hay will commence term Of
private school the first Monday in September
in the old Masonic hall in this city
The imposing ceremony of laying the cor
ner stone Of the Corvallis college last We'd
nesday will appear in our next issue.
DR.. J. W. Watts will preach at the NJ. Z.
church Sunday evening, and lecture before
the Amendment league Monday night.
The secrctarys report Of the fair meeting last
Saturday came after we had The substance IN
type. We woul>. print j also bat are crowded.
The extension OF the Oregon Pacific road
eastward from Albany IS opening up fine
timber country, which is being rapidly settled.
Those peaches that Tom Farquar will pre-
sent this Office today will be nice, large and
luscious, and next week, we can say, ''lhanks. .
See ''Notcc to Taxpayers" in another
| column. Call on Mr.. 7. l.. Cannon, the
clerk, and pay up and thus save costs il you
can.
Isadore Caro- las returned from Yaquina
Bay much improved in health. He secured
several beautiful specimens of water agates
while there.
Insure in the Lion fire insurance company
of London. D. S. West is resident agent.
This is a reliable company with capital of
$4,694,955-6S.
John r. Daniels team took a spin one day
this week from near the depot down into the
river where they stopped Nobody hurt,
damages slight.
On last Friday morning, says the News,
for the first time in Orcgon's history, a wagon
loaded with hay was driven into Astoria the
''Nenice of Oregon"
The Nugget says the wheat yield in the
Walla Walla valley is the largest ever known,
averaging in some localities IS bushels per
acre and in others s..
Frank Oggier was In RoSebure last Friday
and returned Saturday to the Steam Beer
mine, Of which he is foreman, where exten-
sive improvements are being made
! No matter how poor mans memory may
be, he will always remember good treatment,
and that is why SO many people remember j.
Taskulek''s Bargain store when they are buying
goods.
Robt. Vincent came home from east Of the
mountains and reports N. Livingston doing
well. lie and all the other boys are going
into the cattle business and are making
| money.
There will be a total eclipse of the sun TO-
day. II Is invisible on this coast however,
but it is regarded by astronomers and scien.
fists as being OF utmost Importance to the sci
entiic world.
Rev. 7. P. Haynes and family arrived in
Roseburg last Friday, coming from Coqulle
City. Mr.. Haynes has charge Of the Rose
burg circuit Of the NJ E. Church South, for
the coming year.
Don't fill the system with quinlne, TO pre-
vent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayers Ague
Cure is the specific for this disease, and leaves
no poisons to produce dizziness, deafness, head
ache, or other disorders.
Miss Cora Benedck will begin teaching
IN the Mt. Scott school next Monday.
Miss Benedick recently finished an excellent
term OF school at that place and her many
friends wish her success.
On account o. a misunderstanding OF the
running Of trains Major IIcndershot and son
failed to reach here w edncsday, but they gave
us an entertainment last night in which he
showed superior skill as drummer.
a four months old child Of Peter Hcndefson
| on John Day river in Eastern Oregon was
drowned by rolling off the bed and falling
head first into pail OF water while its mother
was out in the yard after some wood.
The Misses Edith and Mamie Callahan
and Miss Thompson, of French settlement,
were in town last Friday and gave THE RE-
VIEW call. Miss Edith was on her way TO
Days creek TO begin a term of school.
About sixty fishermen from the Columbia
river passed through Roseburg last Friday on
their way to Humes fishery on the Coquille,
where they expect to work. The fishing